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Statler - this is not a good time to post your picture of the TCU field.

Great and fine but we still need to BEAT That Crappy University.

I sort of like being heckled when we go on the road, and I would expect the same for our guests, especially the Lizards from Fort Worth. I'm not saying they should be assaulted, but let's not make them too comfortable ... starting by taunting them when we pull the upset!

blah blah blah, where do I get my Tuck FCU T-shirt?

Could put it on the back of Pony-Fans new shirts

I went to the TCU/SMU games the last 2 years, and both sides were extremely cordial. I love to run my mouth, so hopefully if/when we pull off the upset we can start talking smack.

I was sitting in section 123, and made a UAB fan leave his seats because I continued to heckle him about his upstanding academic institution. (Couldn't get into Alabama-Tuscaloosa?)


If you make a Tuck FCU shirt, I will buy 5.

last year i was embarrassed to hear the foul/vulgar comments coming from our students AT Amon Carter.

we should be better than that.

I will also buy 5

Dutch wrote:last year i was embarrassed to hear the foul/vulgar comments coming from our students AT Amon Carter.

we should be better than that.

I certainly agree with you that there is a line that you cannot cross calling someone according to their race/religion/sexual orientation is certainly off limits. Unfortunately, you cannot stop it, and it is ingrained in college students everywhere.

As the unofficial leader of the student section at basketball games, I passed out "cheat sheets" about each of the players that listed some tidbits about each player, so that fans would taunt a player without using the derogatory language, but rather a creative cheer. I felt like it affected the players more than just screaming vulgarities at them because it was something personal that they would not expect a random opposing fan to know about them. (thanks facebook).

That is genius.

I've been to a bunch of SMU / TCU games and at no time did I see any vulgar behavior. Honestly, I'm a bit worried that the BYU / TCU game might get a bit nasty.

I got into a scuffle with some fine young TCU gentleman last year in the parking lot. He seemed to take offense to what I believed his schools colors to mean. As long as there aren't any children around and you don't cross the Momma line, a little shout n shove does you some good. This country is wussifying itself at an alarming rate.